I recently acquired this nice envelope with a postal stamp showing "Webster NH Jun 8" on it with no year unfortunately.  It was addressed to "Miss Nancie Roby, Boscawen, NH" and was to be returned in 10 days to the Boscawen Cornet Band which had a beautifully designed band scene ... Read More

I just got this wonderful stereoview  of what the photographer put on the reverse side of card "Miss Mary Webster's School, Corser Hill, Webster, NH."  It has a nice blue backing with the C.M. Couch information on back for 1860 to 1885.  There is a large amount of kids in ... Read More

Raymond P. Hurley, 80, died Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011, at Pleasant View Center in Concord, after an extended illness. Ray, a graduate of Quincy High School, was born Sept. 19, 1931, in Quincy Mass., the son of the late Helen (McGonagle) and Francis A. Hurley. He is predeceased by his wife of ... Read More

This is a photo from the 1969 Old Home Day Celebration flyer showing the Sweatt's Mills area of the church and Grange Hall.  Great to see that Rte 127 (Battle Street) is in such great condition too! ... Read More

Hello all!  Okay, bad mood here.  I missed out on getting this stereoview card on Ebay tonight at the last second.  Anyways, the below photo stereoview is (I'm guessing) of "Eliza Couch and Sons, Webster, NH."  I believe she is Mrs Eliza Couch who married to her first cousin Samuel ... Read More

On my recent trip back to Webster, NH I was able to get a bunch of nice pictures of town places.  I'm starting off with the William R Pearson Memorial Park monument.  The monument shown below can be found behind the Webster Elementary School  behind the third base line on ... Read More

Frederic Robert Dawe, sometimes affectionately called Phred by his family, age 85, died Monday, August 22, 2011, at the White River Junction VA Medical Center, Vermont. He was born August 27, 1925 in Boston, Massachusetts, the youngest son of William James & Sophia (Hacker) Dawe. He grew up in the ... Read More

Here's a great photo postcard of the "Webster Town Hall" when I believe it was still at the bottom of the hill before the Blackwater Dam came to be.  The carriage barn is beside it whereas it is now located behind the Meeting House.  You can also see the cemetery fence beside ... Read More

Here's a great advertisement for "Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures" featuring Mrs. P. C. Pillsbury of Webster, NH.  For those who don't know, Neuralgia is basic muscle pains that most people just take an aspirin for today!  Anyone have information on Mrs. Pillsbury??? ... Read More

Frances M. (Morrill) Hunt, born January 6, 1927 in Manchester to Lewis and Yevette Morrill and passed away peacefully Wednesday, June 29, 2011 at home. She was the wife of the late Homer F. Hunt Sr., deceased in 1989. She leaves her daughter, Marsha E. Labrecque and her husband, Paul Labrecque of ... Read More